Malaya Tribune, 30 August 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY, W 205 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924 FIVE' CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune SATURDAY, 30th AUGUST, 1924
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      257 1 j I I MANY CHILDREN I are tmwUmmd dull and back- I ward who are simply aufferi** from Weak Eyes. An exam 1 a nation by our Optometrists will 1 determ;ne whether or not yottj g I °b Id requ res glasses. H I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., i E
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    A RUN ON THE RED
    2028 2  -  4 DULI/TI( /TOG? Of" HOftl 11 CA&L© by Coloner Henry Curtiey YOU CAN START TO-DAY SIR RUPERT GORMANSTON a rich selfmade Yorkshireman cornea to Monte Carlo for golf. LUCILLE his beautiful daughter who he keeps secluded. There is a mystery in. her fathers past. BRENDA
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      180 2 PRACTICAL PRESCRIPTION AGAINST STOMACH j ACIDITY. BY A SPECIALIST. Nine-tenths of all cases of stomach trouble nowadays,*' says a loading specialist, are caused by too much acid. In the beginning the stomach itself is not diseased, but if this acid condition is allowed to continue the &'Ad is very likely
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      445 2 THAT HEADACHY FEELING arsing from constipation, liverishness, or biie, gives place fee a sense of clear-headed freshness ard general physical comfort when Pinkettes have gently cleansed and stimulated the intestinal tract. If you are troubled with sick-headaches, biliousness, vert'go, bad taste in the mouth, foul breath, try Pinkettes to-night; you'll
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      398 2 Amateup Association of British Malaya CHAMPIONSHIP M£E% 1924 TO BE AT KUALA LIJMPUB Friday Saturday, 19th September List of Events. CHAMPIOxship 100 yards Hi** j. tnip 440 Jump 880 I>utti ns the Weight One mile 120 yds Hurdles One alkin Inter-State and Colony Team iu tt 150 yards Handicap gg|
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    NO HALVING GOVERNOR!
    316 3 HUMOROUS REPLY AT INDIAN ENQUIRY EX-MINISTERS' EVIDENCE Mr S t^ U Au ®ust:T-The evidence cf iveikar, an ex-Minister of the Central frovmces, before the Reforms Enquirv Committee concluded to-diay. that undef the /ft m ail J ta ned lZ" 5SH ove^h 1 administration of India, which was
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    PULAU TEKONG FIRE RELIEF FUND
    140 3 The Comm:ttee beg to acknowledge with many thanks the following subscriptions: Previously acknowledged $8,700 Thung Shau Hong 10 San Kiar g Chon Tan Club 10 Kia Lam Pit Sjo 25 Vat Lam Club 20 Lv Pak Hong 10 Gymnastic Party Straits-born Provident Association 25 CanUnese
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    ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION
    79 3 Already acknowledged with the Chartered Bank to which please send all monies and lists. $1,072 E. A. D. of Batu Gajah 5 Christmas Island Staff per Mr. P. Lawrie: Messrs. W.H. Rusholme, A. E. Reid, D. M. Ferguson, G. R. Shaw, K. Arnold, P. Lowrie, W.
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    CHINA INUNDATION RELIEF FUND
    74 3 Subscription* forms are being- sent out to all firms by the committee which is raising; funds for the relief of the victims of The China Inundation. Telegrams to the effect that the flcods had spread over Hokien, Canton, Hunan, Kjangsi, Kwangsi, 'Hupeh, Chihli, Hona.i and Moukden
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    153 3 That a new glacial period may be on the way is the urtcheerful prediction of the Sv/edish scientist Retger Sernander. His researches in the last years have convinced him that climatic conditions are steadily growing worse thus continuing, alf'-e.t slowly, a development which began with the transition from the iron
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      261 3 I TF your work subjects you to constant mental strain 1 eat foods which nourish the brain. No other food is as complete in nourishment as I Quaker Oats I It contains ail the sixteen elements for gMg^^^j I perfect nutrition, feeds the brain cells, en- lA.KI .-s the blood,
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      156 3 Swallow I and I ArielPs I ■■■■■I I i m j| ii J Of all Dealers. 1.20 Per Tin. j Contents Guaranteed by I FRANCIS MONK CO., I Sole Agents at SINGAPORE. >v I 1 gS> SQUIBtt'S I I 1I ague a 1 I mum j J A mwMwhi /im/
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      184 3 11 11 ''I ■'•I I I fill MMMM ■lIIi I i i i..ii,|utMM j IF PIGS COULD FLY —then a leg of Pork would be more digestible because the pigs wouldn't toughen their legs by I running about so much. I As it is, Pork is rather indigestible and you
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      416 4 AMUSEMENTS I Empire Cinema a From Thursday, 28th Aug. to Monday, Ist Sept. Xj 1 Lr g Second Show at 9.30 First Show at 7.30 Jn The latest British Production never xr cv j#m jj t H X 0 Norm Shearer and Gladden James in Z\ »been shown in Singapore
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      342 4 AMUSEMENTS HSESZSHS2SSSZSHSZSHSSS2KSHSHSHSHSHS^ ALHAMBRA I From Thursday, 28th August to Tuesday, 2nd September. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. g J THE WATCH DOG Cj 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. Cj j TOPICAL BUDGET [5 British Screen News. j{] CARL L4EHMLE PRESENTS B J. Warren Kerrigan, Anna Q. Niisson and
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      475 4 AMUSEMENTS In the Second Show at 9.10 p.m. TO-.\Tr;nT' 3rd ALARM (In Seven Parts) WATCH The mad dash of plunging horses if V FEEL The drama of the young lover's fate W% W T v pear t> v X F n The fearful cry of fire, fine, fire W {J
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    MAILS CLOSE
    225 5 I0.DAY. th AUGUST M Bengkalia, Siak ag Bee 2 p.m. Senang 2 p.m. and Amoy Sarvietan 2 p.m. nid Japan 'Ben la wen 3 p.m. *Meran 3 p.m. I Samarang Poh Guar* 3 p.m. ♦Klang 3 p.m. I Circe 3 p.m. i u, •> $3' gan VV'hatt Hin
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    291 5 I i passengers left for Europe IA Mantua yesterday: m i I Mrs. J. Dominguea and 2 infants. M F. Cousins, Mr. and to.W. T. Hodge, Eng. Lt. J. B. Duncan, .G. F. Byles, Mr. Maiden. Mrs. F. W. Jarmen, two Mr. J. H. Monk,
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    S.S. TRADE
    64 5 figures are supplied by •f Imports and ExI in ports half 1924. 1st half 1923 '< ,912,430 $287,887,878 t 110,713,43-5 96,065,159 10,311,202 14,578,964 a >120,137,067 $398,532,001 S 21,GO."»,06®. Experts ?-6",195,895 $258,188,016 i 101,097,562 11,025,952 20,594,663 T f r rr 1 $384,644,796 $379,880,241 e 54,761,555. Bm i >. UCP
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    131 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RICE ice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $395 Rice, Slam 2 I,™ Rice, Siam 3 ItJl Rice, Sa gen 1 fig Rice, Saigor, 2 S5|f Rice, Saigon, 3 !??S Rice, Rangoon 1 2 ai Rice a Rangoon 2 «9«=; Rice, Par Boi.ed No 1 per
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    ETLIN AND CO s REPORT
    162 5 Tin:—Taipings $1.20 to $1.25 Norths i>1.07% to $1.12% Souths $1 to $1.03 Johans 39 to 41 cents, Petaiir.gts $1.40 to $1.42% Nawngpets $1.75 to $1.80 Mambaus 96 to 99 cents, Batang Padangs 60 to 63 cents, H tarns $1.45 to $1.50 Ulu Piahs $1.85 to
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
    301 5 Singapore, 29th August:—The feature of the share market is the Strength of a few dollar tin descriptions. Petalrngs have advanced to $1.37 buyers on orders from up-country, but very little business is being dene in the share. There is a good enquiry for Kinta Dredges at
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    FRASER AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT
    451 5 Sinajap re, 27th 'August:—There ha?. Wen a setback in the price of Tin during Uta week ur.uer review and Tin shares nave in c eased aomewhat in the market w.t.i business on a more restricted scale. Rubber is also slightly weaker but the share market
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    EUCHARIST SERMONS
    273 5 The question of a short sermon at tiie 7-45 a.m. Sung Eucharist on Sundays wss the subject of an informal talk in the Chapter House after Evensong cr. Surday, August 17th. The:e was general approval given to the prc-cosal and the Archdeacon «iaid he would try it dur
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    MIXED-GRILL
    1023 5  -  by ASHLEY STERME Legislation has been proposed, I read, to niake the return halves of railway tickets available at any future date, a prospect which has suggested to me the following storyette:— It was in 192/) that, with his fortune still to make, he brought his young bride to
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      15 5 I, Others Follow. t REMEMBER IktiVr LASBIC CONTEST vs. MONAHAN TO-NIGHT The ftPore BOXING Stadium.
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      95 5 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given th it the partnership hereto subsisting between Tan Sjo Ghi tad Kdi Keng Book carrying n business under the ftyie of TAN SOO GHI CO. his been diMolvedsofar *»c:mceras the suid Tan Soo Ghi. AlldeMs due to and owing by the BWnnn before and after
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      154 5 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1928 AND IN THE MATTER OF CHENG SOON AND WILSON, LIMITED (In Liquidation) Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of the Oreditors will b> held *t No*. 64, 65 and 66, Market Street, Singioora, on \l nlay. the Bth diy of Siptembar,
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    72 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 30th August High Tides.—lo.s2 a.m., 10.31 pjn. Cricket: S C.C. vs. Malacca, Malacca. Tanglin dub Dance, 10 p.m. Boxing: Jamito va. Monahan, Singapore Boxing Stadium, at 9.15 pm. To-morrow, 31at August High Tides—ll.l9 a.m, 11.7 p.m. Cricket: S.C.C. vs. Malacca, Malacca. Tanglin Clwb
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    A MONUMENT IN DOLLARS?
    1376 6 That shrewd, sharp, lawyer-politician Lord Birkenhead has written a book F. E. Smith he used to be, and he took his title when he won his peerage from the con>stituency near Liverpool for which he stood as M. P. and held through a s\?ccession of electoral
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    197 6 The list of holidays for next year is published in the Gazette. I -o Amongst the passengers leaving by the "Mantua"- were the Hon. Mr. E. S. Hose and Miss Hose. o Lady Guillemard will be arriving in Singapore by the P. and 0. Mantua on 11th November. o Regulations
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    SINGAPORE'S OPINION
    177 6 WHO REALLY DOES REPRESENT IT Commenting in our contemporary the "Free Press," to-day. "Topicist" amusingly remarks: It seems some people are labouring under an error for the Topicist gathers that the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Eurasian Association, the Muslim Association et hoc genus omne, do jiot represent
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    THE DIOCESAN CONFERENCE
    143 6 The Lord Bishop of Singapore arrangements for his annual Diocesant Visitation and Conferences are as follows: Sunday, 31st August 6.15 a.m.—Holy Communion—Plain (At the Cathedral). 6.45 a.m.—Matins and Litany. 7.30 a.m.—Holy Communion (Choral). 10.30 a.m.—Episcopal Visitation. 5.30 p.m.—Evensong—Preacher Rev. G. C. Pearson. Monday, Ist September 9.3o—l2.4s.—Meeting for
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    DEATH OF MR. GOLDIE
    151 6 (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, 29th August:—Quite a gloom was T I°T, the unexpected SSI tt th r e ted Enters, took 25? I Voh branch when Mr. Donald H Uer died so suddenly in June last year. Mr Goldie was in robust health when'seen m
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    DO RICHES CONDUCE TO HAPPINESS?
    225 6 Before a large audience, with Mr. Cheang leng Moh in the chair the question- "Do riches tend to make people happy?" was debated at the Singapore Shorthandwriters Association (Pitmans) on Wednesday evening. The affirmative side emerged victorious by a considerable margin. They submitted that riches
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    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
    56 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, 29th August:—An Indian labour agent announces the starting of a cooperative societies movemerjt among estate coolies shortly, the first society opening at Sitiawan in October. Much importance is attached to the forthcoming meeting of planters at Kuala Lumpur in a fortnight when Mr.
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    43 6 Reuter. Prom Ghana and Japan by s.s. Kitano M&ru, due Singapore daylight to-morrow. Washington, 29th August:—It is announced tfcat President Coolidge will assert ail the United States rights under the Arms Cotfereroe Treaty, in regard to the elevation of naval guns.—Reuter.
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    PRINCE IN AMERICA
    253 6 ENTHUSIASTIC ttK t NEW York AT "RIVALLING^C00LID GE Reuter. New York, 29th A U(ra!t: eventful «warn*, fa the he has whole-hearted! v dances, tugs-of- war n r K Wttd 4 1 1 '>v-dto race* marry-makir.*, bort*. swimm «W exercises the Prince of Va SIac «W at New
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    SAVINKOFF TURNS
    130 6 PROMISE NOT TO FIGRT SOVIET SENTENCE COMMUTED Reuter. Moscow, 29th Aug was sentenced to death, but u;.s nen> mended to mercy consequent o a renMfr able statement in whbih h-- said that he considered all hie counter-Ri activities were mistaken. He recognised the justice of the Revoluti m
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    INDIAN TRAIN SMASH
    82 6 TERRIBLE CASUALTIES < |N LAHORE LINE Reuter. Multan, 29th August .-—The collision i passenger trains i n the Mulun-W"*" line has* resulted in beinf killed tM injured. Twenty more are believed to killed and buried in the dtabti*. Early thi; niorn-n-r s special h** J* 0 ceeded
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    SHANGHAI HOSTILITIES
    45 6 Reuter. Washington. 2:*- August: J .j in the SnM^ hostilities are imminenrf in and Nanking rag* ns. ir.t tlje coa-sul-General at Shanghai desert j ditions there as b« hour. The military have ta» the railway station avJ nave gates of the city. Reuter.
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    BURMA REFORMS
    30 6 Reuter. Rargocn, 29th Legislative Council has »d pt 7 rtfcer fid list resolution in favour w of Constitutional control in all subjects eK*ff< m ions and Ri>uter gi^t
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      21 6 Confidential communications intended for the personal attention of the Editor, Mr. 6aoffrey Lucksted, should be addressed to him personally by name.
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      8 6 MIXED GRILL BY ASHLEY STERNE PAGE FIVE TO-DAY.
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      12 6 TODAYS QUOTAIH* London.—Is. 1 LotaI.--*6% cent*. Lordor.-£2M.10.0. L 00a i._$127.23 per P**
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    REICHSTAG APPROVES PACT
    216 7 UUNKTS ANGRY AND 1 DISGUSTED «AONAUSTS HELP THE GOVERNMENT jgjjSE EXCITEMENT Reuter. The Reichstag Pa by 314 to 127. Tense excite- edinga in the" ere packed fuT t ime/nts to the fast rejected and tea of roundgav< he final readng out the Dawes a l»are majority, ted
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    POTASH AGREEMENT
    34 7 Reuter. The Director of 1 1 that arj agreeby French and r5 It is underwent it r>rl l j Per cent of the U go lo the French <f rt 1 German.
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    CONVENT GARDEN STRIKE
    47 7 Reuter. ovent Garden 5 nave rj j rh Ik, r, a invitation to at the Ministry that the strike wts arc h «i Growers and V. v lg thoir ov -~n porters 5 ir n to work they "en will be needed f produce.-
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    GLIDING RECORD
    19 7 r ln a rnotorlees tremy Lieutenant mill air tor nine hours rioter ia clair «ed as a
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    36 7 V MK^< an murder ■'--It is reportV *3 Jan u F sag u Lnut an American PjNby a and her body «Utt jt near San Martcs t Z^Z"- Renter. untitled Maxwell in Singapore
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    SINGAPORE "TOWN HALL"
    2573 7 POLICE BAND TO BE SUBSIDISED INSTEAD OF A MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA TENDERS CRITICISED Two important m«tto»of a Municipal Orche^ r d th yesterday s meeting or X di at R- Farrer) was in thi resid *nt (Mr. present were: Meira W n nd those A. G. Anthony Dr
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    GLAD TO HEAR DEATH SENTENCE
    103 7 An Indian chauffeur, who alleged that his wife had committed adultery with a compatriot, Sandhi Khan, and who was recently tried for the murder of his wife, in the Hongkong Supreme "Court, befbre Mr. Justice Gompertz, was sentenced to death. On hearing the capital sentence
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    CHINESE ECONOMIC MONTHLY
    175 7 I The publication of the "Chinese Economic Monthly" for August has reached us and, as usual it contains articles of great interest. That which deals with "China Takes to the Motion Picture" review the industry in an elaborate and comprehensive manner. The first time a motion picture
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      26 7 We Lead Others Follow. Don't Forget TO NIGHT— THE NIGHT OF ALL NIGHTS. AT The Singapore Boxing Stadium. THE GREAT CLASH WITH AN ALL POWERFUL CARD
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    132 8 Sports Pastimes. BOXING TO-NIGHT'S BIG FIGIIT With favourable weather a good crowd should turn out to the Singapore Boxing Stadium (behind Ellison Buildings) to-night when the fifth nutting of Jerry Monahan and Silvino Jamito, over fifteen threeminute rounds will be the top-Jine of an interesting programme. Both have left nothing
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    S.R.C. vs. LA.
    44 8 HOCKEY A fast game was played yesterday afternoon between the SR C. and the Indian Association. The former opened the score but the India.-* soon equalised through Moreira. No goals were registered in the second half althouch the Club pressed strongly.
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    S.R.C. vs. ROYAL SUSSEX
    66 8 The following will represent the S. R. C. against the H. Q. Coy, Royal Sussex Regiment at hockev on Monday on the S R.C. ground:—J. V. Moss; E. G. Wheatley, N. E. Ess; F. Albuquerque, C. B. Webb, V. C. Westerhout; F. B. Oehiers, A. W.
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    S.C.C. vs. MALACCA
    115 8 CRICKET The match between the S.C.C, and Malacca which is to be played at Malacca, will be a two days fixture*, commencing on Saturday and continuing on Sunday. The selected teams are: S.C.C: —O. P. Griffith-Jones (Captain), Lieut. Beville, F. R. Craig, E. W. Hare, R. H.
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT
    86 8 PING-PONG The final of the ping-pong- tournament at the Indian Association was played last evening between G. P. Samy, the Badminton Captain, and A. S. Roman. In the first set Roman was outclassed losing it by a love game but improved in the second set winning it
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    FOOTBALL
    49 8 The following will represent Aston Club against Cheok Wah's eleven on the S.C.F.A. ground this afternoon:—Yong Ngim Djin; Tan Soon Choc, Lim Teck; Seng; Chia Gue Seng, Chua Seng Chye, L. Gin Soei; Chia Kwang Hung, Lim Hong Kwang, Lim Yong Liane, Tan Chwee Ticng, Choo Sect Quee.'
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    215 8 CELEBRATION MATCH GOLF A four-iball foursome match to celebrate the vacating* of the Racecourse will be played to-morrow Sunday, on the Racecourse, President's Side against Captain's Side, President's side mentioned first. 9.00 E. N. Lee, F. X. Lee vs. R. L. Thornton, E. B. Evans. 9.05 N.
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    SUNDAY'S TEAM RACE
    16 8 SWIMMING There v/ill be a team race at the Swinu ming Club to-morrow.
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    THE Y.M.C.A. POOL.
    18 8 The Y.M.C A. Swimming Pool will be closed for cleaning on Monday and Tuesday. /nl
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    197 8 MONDAY'S TIES LAWN TENNIS B. Class Doubles E. C. Milligan vs R. H. Mallirisoai. E. Ohallen vs. V. P. F. Walsh. C Class Singles C. Roberts vs. S. A. Furber. \V. H. Palgrave vs. E G Holiday. D. Class Singles S. Mclntyre vs. S. L Oggier. E. S.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    65 8 Programme of drills up to and for 31st August, 1924. To-day, 30th August at 2.30 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v) Sig. Commandant's Inspection. 2 p.m.—Farrer Range. Malay Company, Musketry classification. To-morrow, 31st August at 7.30 a.m.—Bukit Timah, Chinese Company, Chinese Interport Shoot. 7.30 a.m.—Farrer Range, Malay
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    536 8 Mr. A. M. Goodman, of the Malayan Civil Service, is due back from Home leave by the Morea. o Mr. R. Baptie, of the Chartered Bank, Taiping, is shortly being transferred to Kuala Lumpur. o Tenders are being called fcr in Johore for irublic ard private electricity service at Bandar
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
    807 8 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The annual general meeting of the Singapore Cricket Cub was held yesterday at the Club. Mr. R J. Farrer, president of the club, was in the chair and the others ass. dated with him were Messrs. A. XLinton, H. M. Cantrell, A. H. Assiter,
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    PRINCE ASDANG'S VISIT
    123 8 Admiral H. R. H. Prince Asdang of Siam, Heir-Presumptive to the Siamese and Princess Asdang, arrived at Prai from Songkhla by motor-car on the 24th instant and crossed to Penang by special launches provided for the occasion. A distinguished party forms the Prince's suite, comprising Khoon Ghom
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    512 8 Mr. F. W. Woodfield left Home this week to take up an appointment as Assistant Engineer, P.W D., F M.S. o— Washington, 29th August:—The Cabinet has deliberated on the growing gravity of the situation in China. —Reuter. o Paris, 29th August:—General Andlauer has been appointed Commander in Chief of the
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      10 8 THE STADIUM. YOUNG SANTOS vs. EDDIE GRADY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sth
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